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List of results

• Ngeplokin  + (to hit or strike something in an attempt to break it)
• Namplak  + (to hit or strike something in the air)
• Makeletok  + (to hit or strike something repeatedly (onomatopoeic, keletok sound))
• Ngapluk  + (to hit or strike something with a stick or other object)
• Keplok  + (to hit or strike something with an instrument such as a hammer)
• Kupek  + (to hit or strike something with palm of hand such as a drum)
• Penteng  + (to hit or strike with a hammer (onomatopoeic))
• Tepak  + (to hit or strike with a stick or other object to hit gamelan instrument with hammer (panggul))
• Ngaplug  + (to hit or strike with a swinging object)
• Nglantig  + (to hit or strike with an instrument such as a whip or piece of wood)
• Ngantem  + (to hit or strike with fist)
• Ketog  + (to hit or tap the mouth of container to release contents)
• Numpel  + (to hit something or express something exactly or precisely)
• Ngupek  + (play the traditional drum (kendang))
• Panteg  + (to hit with tool)
• Nyagur  + (to hit, beat, punch or strike someone or something)
• Nepak  + (to hit, pound or drum with a stick (if it is with the flat of the hand, it is called ngupek))
• Ngemplangin  + (to hit, punch or fight another person with force)
• Keletok  + (to hit, punch or strike something or someone)
• Kaplug  + (to hit, strike or run over something or someone)
• Ngeplakin  + (to hit, tap or pat gently with palm (onomatopoeic))
• Ngaplakin  + (to hit, tap or slap with palm without force)
• Kena  + (to hit, touch or strike)
• Nyetok  + (to hoard, keep or collect a lot of something)
• Numbeg  + (to hoe or garden with a hoe or bladed instrument)

• Agem  + (to hold)

• Ngempeng  + (to hold one's breath or deliberately suppress breathing action)
• Ngisiang  + (to hold, carry or contain something in the hands)
• Ngawadin  + (to hold or contain something)
• Ngamel  + (to hold or control rule (jagat))
• Madandan  + (to hold or fold hand together while walking)
• Ngabin  + (to hold or fold hands in lap; take on one's lap)
• Gisi  + (to hold or grasp)
• Gelut  + (to hold or grasp closely)
• Nangal  + (to hold or grasp something between the teeth)
• Nglekuk  + (to hold or grasp tightly)
• Plekuk  + (to hold or grasp tightly)
• Nengkayakan  + (to hold or present palms of the hands as to receive holy water)
• Ngagem  + (to hold or raise hands overhead while dancing)
• Nyakepan  + (enclose between two flat objects, shut in, close tightly (vs. nyakup)
• Natakin  + (to hold out or present hands to receive water)
• Nganjurin  + (to hold out or wave the hand)
• Nganjur  + (to hold up or point using the hand)
• Nganjurang  + (to hold up or raise one's hand)
• Ngambel  + (to hold, carry or bring something)
• Ngemel  + (to hold, grasp or clench in the fist)
• Ngisi  + (to hold, to grab, to hold upwards)
• Libur  + (to holiday or vacation)
• Nyeluhan  + (to hollow or dig out)
• Nyeluh  + (to hollow or scrape out)
• Nguuk  + (to hollow out or dig)